Gamers, who are always involved in games that feature non-stop action of first-person shooters, would definitely like to experience games that involve stealth mode to bring a change. ‘A Plague Tale: Innocence ‘is definitely one of the leading games when it comes to stealth mode. Since its debut in May, the game has received a lot of appreciations from the users. Now, the developers have come up with good news that those players who didn’t get the chance to play this amazing game will now get to play the first chapter A Plague Tale: Innocence on Steam absolutely free.

The fans can pick up the demo from Steam’s store. It is a great chance for the fans to feel the awesomeness of the story and the gameplay. And, thanks to the September deals, you will get the chance to save some money to buy the game. The first chapter of ‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ is definitely worth experiencing.

The storyline of the game pivots a young girl named Amicia, who lives in rural Aquitaine, with her family. Amicia and her brother are forced to run for safety as their homeland is being invaded by the Inquisition. This is the basic plotline of this game but it gets more interesting due to some plot twists.

While avoiding the inquisition, you must also look out for the waves of rats. They sneak in the darkness and one wrong step can lead to your failure. You always have to stay in the lights to combat them. Torches are available to help you in finding the safer grounds. Combating these rats isn’t as easy as it might seem, especially due to the fact that the members of Inquisition are after you.

When you get to see the rats taking down the members Inquisition, you will feel lucky about being able to tackle them. The game is not designed with advanced machinery to play with. You will be provided with a sling that can be helpful in slinging rocks at the enemies. If you time your attack well then the enemy will get comatose and this will give enough time to the rat wave to kill them.

As the game progresses, Amicia will get to discover special items and abilities. The game involves a lot of strategies and puzzle-solving that makes the game a little bit slow in pace. But, the game is definitely worth experiencing. As you advance into the game, you tend to get emotionally attached to the characters of Amicia and her brother Hugo. Their miseries make you feel low as well.

If you are still not sure about purchasing the game then you should give a try to the first chapter for free, all thanks to Asobo Studio.